Tulsa County Deputy, Three Others Injured In Collision

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TULSA COUNTY, Oklahoma -- Four people including a Tulsa County Sheriff's deputy were injured in a two-car collision Saturday night. The wreck took place at about 10 p.m. in the 1700 block of East 66th Street North.

The deputy was northbound on Trenton when another vehicle pulled out in front of him, according to Tulsa County Chief Deputy Tim Albin. The deputy was believed to have suffered a broken wrist, Albin said.

Three other people were also transported to area hospitals, according to Captain Chris Stevens of EMSA.

Paramedics treated a 49-year-old woman who was in serious condition, a 49-year-old man in fair condition and a 14-year-old female in fair condition.

Albin said he did not know if the woman driving the other vehicle was cited in the collision.